Search for dissertations about: "extended ensembles"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 6 swedish dissertations containing the words extended ensembles.
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1. Computer Assisted Video Microscopy : in Characterization of Capillary Ensembles
Abstract : This thesis focuses on evaluation and analysis of capillary microcirculatory changes in the skin, that can be improved and extended by computer assisted video microscopy. Capillary microscopy has been used extensively, both in clinical practice and research, to study different phenomena in the microvasculature of the skin, mainly in the nailfold of fingers and toes where a large portion of the capillary loop can be observed. READ MORE
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2. Optimizing sampling of important events in complex biomolecular systems
Abstract : Proteins and DNA are large, complex molecules that carry out biological functions essential to all life. Their successful operation relies on adopting specific structures, stabilized by intra-molecular interactions between atoms. READ MORE
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3. Variance Reduction in Analytical Chemistry : New Numerical Methods in Chemometrics and Molecular Simulation
Abstract : This thesis is based on five papers addressing variance reduction in different ways. The papers have in common that they all present new numerical methods. READ MORE
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4. Molecular Clouds in Starburst Galaxies
Abstract : Starbursts in the centres of galaxies are believed to be caused by funneling of gas towards the inner regions. Gravitational interactions between galaxies are known to cause vast rearrangements of their structure as well as induce bursts of star formation in their nuclear regions. READ MORE
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5. Modeling and simulation of intrinsically disordered proteins
Abstract : This work is primarily about the development, validation and application of computer simulation models for intrinsically disordered proteins, both in solution and in the presence of uniformly charged, ideal surfaces. The models in question are either coarse-grained or atomistic in nature, and their applications are dependent on the specific purpose of each study. READ MORE